Pedals

Expensive, but impressive performance and a very low overall weight

Not the cheapest way to get some extra lights on your bike, but effective

Very good, performance-oriented pedals, though don't add much over the cheaper non-carbon ones

Reliable and consistent data with useful swappable pedal body for different road and off-road cleats

Unquestionable comfort and grip in all conditions, but whether the increased visibility is worth the extra is debatable

A genuinely excellent upgrade on already top quality pedals, worth the initial outlay

Comfortable, grippy and trendy looking pedals – a worthwhile upgrade for urban cyclists

Surprisingly light, cheap and cheerful budget-priced resin pedal with moulded pins to add a bit of grip

Fantastic flat pedals that provide high-end grip, durability, build quality and direct power transfer – pricey, though

Good pedals that use the tried and trusted Look Keo design and will appeal to those after an easier engagement

Lightweight and durable SPD pedals that are as good for gravel as they are for mountain biking

Quirky and likeable pedals, but expensive for what they are